Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01

SALAD-THK TRUE VIENNA CoYFEE-oYsTgR Gro
QURTrKs s. CHICKEN PATTIKs ROLLED TONGUE
VARIOUS DELICIOUS cAKEs-cANDIzs, ETC.
ROLLED ToNGUE-While a boiled tongue Is still
warm roll IL with the tip inside and place in a
round tin vessel Just large enough to hold 1t In
main rolled after beinT removed from the pan.
serve it whole on a bed OF salad, WatercreSses or
parsley.
SNOW CAKE--Three-fourths OF cup OF butter,
two cups OF sugar, one cup OF milk one cup OF corn
starch, two cups OF flour, one and one-half tea
spoonfrlls Of baking powder; mix corn starch.
Hour and baking powder together; add the butter
and sugar alternately with the milk; lastly add
the whites OF seven eggs; flavor TO taste.
MoLAssKs CANpy-One quart molasses, quarter
pound brown sugar, two tablespoonfuls best es-
sence or lemon Let the mOlasses boil, then put In
the sugar; when half done put In the butter; add
the lemon when YOU take 1t OF the fire. Boil one
hour, stirring IL. Pour into buttered plates when
done and keep In a cold place--The Cuterer-
To DEVIL TURxEY.-M1x a little salt, black pep
per and cayenne and sprinkle over the gizzard.
rump and drumstick Of dressed turkey; 6roil
them and serve very hot, with this sauce: Mix
with some OF the gravy out OF the dish nttle
made mustard, some butter and flour, spoonful
OF lemon juice and the same OF soy; Doll up tne
whole.
SUGAR CASDY.-Two pounds brown sugar.
quarter OF pound OF butter, half teacupful water
Boil for half an hour, then try little in saucer,
and II IL hardenS pour the candy very thlnly on
warm buttered plates, and put IL in cold place
on snow or Ice II possbe-tO harden. Walnut or
shellbars kernels, many as the candy Will hOld,
greatly improve IL. Grated cocoanut may DE uSeu
instead
CHICKEN PArTIEs-Chop very fine the dry, poor
est bits left from baked chicken; season carefully
with pepper, salt and little chopped celery
Make light pun paste. roll a quarter OF an inch
thick, cut with neatly shaped paste Gutter; lay
narrow strip OF the paste all around; then put
some OF the mince on the PASTE cut another piece
the same size ard lay over. Boil n1teen mnutes
"A
OYSTER CRoo-ETTEs-Take the hard end OF the
oyster, leavir the other end In nice shape Tor
soup OF stew scalJ them, then chop fine and add
an equal weight of potatoes rubbed through
colandcr: To one pound OF tins add Two ounces Oh
butter, one teaspOonfu! OF sal, hail teaspo1nIui
OF pepper, half a teaspo0nfU:l OF mace and one
half GIN OF cream; make In small rolls np In egg
and grated bread and frs Iii deep Lard
MARBLE CAKE-For white part: One cup OF but
Ter three cups of sugar. cups OF flour, one-half
cup OF sweet milk, one-half teaspoonful Of soda,
whites OF eight eggs: favor with lemon Dark
part: One-half cup of butier, two cups OF brown
sugar, one cup OF mOlaSSes, one cup OF sour milk,
our cup, Of -four one teaspoonful OF SODA yelks OF
eight eggs one whole egg, spices OF aii HlnaS P.I
n pan first a layer OF dark theE layer Oh nSnt,
and finish with dark layer.
RICH COFFEs CAKE.-TwO cups OF butter, three
pf sugar, one OF moasses- one OF very strong
coffee, one OF cream or rich milk, the yeikS Oh
eight eggs one pund each Of raisins and currants,
one-half pound Of citron the same OF rigs, and five
cups OF brown -four after it is stirred. Put the
flour In the until a r1ch brown, being careful
not TO burn it. When cold slit with IL three
tablespoonfuls Of good baking powder arc a little
salt. cut the ngs In long strips, dredge all the
fruit with -four, beat the cake well up, and bake In
moderate oven from four TO flve hours
VIENNA CoFFEE.- Leach or filter the conee
through a French hIterer or any Of the many
coee-pots that filter instead OF boiling the coffee;
allow one tablespoonful OF ground coffee TO each
person and one extra for the pot. Put one quart
0f cream into a milk-boier or, II you nave none,
a
where the water will keep boiling; beat the white
OF an egg to froth, then add 70 the egg .hree
tablespOOlfulS OF cold milk; mix the egg ana cOid
milk thoroughly together; when hot remove the
cream from the fire and add the egg ana colo
milk; stir 1t all together br1Skly Tor minute or
two. and then serve.
ORANGE Ice CAKg.-Ten eggs, one pound OF
sugar. one-ha,f pound -four, one large orange.
Beat whites and yelks separately, add to all the
yelks and the whites OF seven eggs, the sugar. the
grated rtnd of the orange and the juice Bake as
for Jelly cake. To the whites OF three eggs allow
a pound and quarter OF powdered sugar. beaten
stiff a. Tor icing; take out enough 10 cover the
top and set aside; add 10 the rest hall the grated
rind OF a large orange. When the cake is nearly
cold spread TINS between the layers Beat into the
Icing reserved FOR the top little lemon lulee and
that spread between the cakes
WHITE CoCoANUT CAKE.-whites OF five eggs,
one and a half cupfuls of sugar, piece OF butter
the size of an egg. three level teasp0onfulS OF
baking powder one teaspOOnful of lemon flavor
Ing. Jwo-thirCis OF cupfui of new milk, flour to
IOiIn thin batter. one cOcoanuL grated; beat
the eggs 10 a stir roth and add to the butter
ard sugar that has been credmei; sieve tho bak-
ing powder through the -four add the milk,
uayoring and sufficient -four for not too stiff
batter 10 spread smoothly upon the tins after they
der thickly with eOcoanut: then place together,
having layer upon the top OF cocoanut.
CHICKEN SALAp-To two large boiled fowls tcoldD
take two large heads OF celery, four small ones;
having removed all the skin and the fat cut the
pSa1 firm ba trlID ypry 7 4,
best not To mix the dressing with salad until just
before 1t is 10 be eaten. Put into porcelain
Vinegar, one-half pint Of sweet oil or melted but
ter, one large tablespoonful OF mustard, one small
salt the yeiks OF eight eggs beaten and stirred In
Just before being taken on, one teacupfu OF cream
stirred into the dressing hen cold; mix together
with silver forh and garniSh with celery-tops.
VANILLA CREAM CAKE.-TwO cups Q, powdered
sugar, two-thirds cupful Of butter four eggs one
half cupful OF MILK one-hdl: teaSDoonfui or Soda
one teaspOontul OF cream tartar, three cups Of
tour. Bake in thin layers as for jelly cake, and
spread between them. when cold, the following
mixture: One-h3I pint OF milk (sweet), two
small teaspconflls OF corn starch; one egg, one
teaSpOOnfui OF vanilla, One-haif cup OF sugar.
Heal the milk To boiling and stir In the corn
starch, wet with little cold milk, take out lit
Tie and mix gradu lily with the beaten egg and
sugar return 10 The rest of the clIStard ana boil
stirring constantly unt,! quite thick Let IL cool
before you rlvO., then spread ON cake. Flavor
both cake and icing with Vanilla.
SeosOnabI>. Bet.
MAN WHO KNEW ALL ABOUT IT FINDS HIMSELF
LEFT.
From the Chicago Herald.
christmas and New Years do not come on the
same dav OF the week this year" remarked a
solemn man 1T the bar Of Calhoun place saloon
~ guess you are mistaken, stranger" retorted
young fellow Who had just emptied q bottle OF
blue label.
NO. sir. am not
In
Il am not Il betting man. drawled the solemn
man, = n wiped Il tear out OF his left eye .'but
Ill wager yCu bottle OF the widow that | am
Tight
THAT Chris clas and New Years do not come
OF The same day OF the week this year,"
Certainly.
.'N ell III cover your wager" chirped the young
fellow, smiling at the barkeeper. ''Now prove to
ne that you are correct"
cot Calendar.
.-So.~
well, never mind. i can prove the truth Of
my statement with or without an almanac?"
.'tIO ahead; I'm getting thirsty
well, my teaF young friend" began The
Solemn man, ..you See Christmas and New Years
which are only Week apart. occur In different
years, and not on the same day OF the week this
Year Come now, order the wine. I'm In a hurry
The gag l. a fresh one, and must make time II
expect TO Ind any more Surgeons to-day"
The Women Were Fairly Warned.
From the Boston Post
The remarks Oh the chief justice OF the supreme
court at Providence 10 the women who had
gathered TO hear the evidence In the Goodell
divorce case, mentioned In dispatch I'm yester-